Nick,
A Notification's PendingIntent can be anything you want - not
necessarily one that launches an activity.
It can be set up to trigger a BroadcastReceiver or even a Service -
which could clear the notification without being visible to the user.
-- Kostya
13.07.2010 11:12, Nick Richardson ?????:
Hi everyone,
I have (what i hope is) a simple question. I would like to remove my
status bar notification when a user clicks on without my app being
brought into the foreground in the process.
I have tried creating a new class/intent that clears my notification
then calls finish() in the onStart and onCreate methods. It clears
the notification, but my app is still opened as a result of the click
on the notification.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
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